MR. LAWSON:
"Professional drivers never skip this part. Neither should you."
EHS Roundabout Crisis Semanski & Warner Avenue
🔄🚨 CRITICAL SAFETY ALERT: EHS Roundabout at Corner of School
Major Problems Observed Daily:
- ⚠️ Students NOT yielding when entering
- 💥 Drivers entering at 25-30 mph (should be 15)
- 🔄 Confusion about who has right-of-way
- 🏃 Students crossing without looking
- 👨 Parents unfamiliar with roundabout rules
- 🚜 Farm vehicles taking wide turns
Peak Danger Times at EHS:
- 🔔 7:20-7:25 AM: Racing to beat bell
- 🌮 11:30 AM: Lunch rush to Taco Time
- ⚽ 2:30 PM: Athletes late to practice
- 🚌 3:00 PM: Bus/parent pickup chaos
- 🏈 Friday nights: Game traffic congestion
🚨 Recent EHS Roundabout Incidents:
- • October: T-bone crash - student failed to yield to left
- • September: Pedestrian near-miss during lunch rush
- • August: Parent wrong-way entry caused 3-car backup
🎮 Interactive Roundabout Simulator - EHS at Semanski & Warner
🚗 SPEED CONTROL
✋ YIELD DECISION
👁️ BLIND SPOT CHECK
📋 Instructions:
- • Click on hazards to identify them
- • Adjust speed to safe 15-20 mph
- • Make correct yield decisions
- • Check blind spots before proceeding
- • Watch for pedestrians at crosswalks
🎯 Drag & Drop Priority Order Training
Arrange these vehicles in order of who has priority (highest to lowest):
Click or drag vehicles to priority order →
Priority Order (Highest → Lowest)
Drop vehicles here in priority order (highest to lowest)
💡 Remember the Golden Rule:
Traffic already IN the roundabout ALWAYS has right of way! You must yield to vehicles approaching from your left that will enter before you.
🔄 Roundabout Rules - MEMORIZE THESE!
YIELD TO LEFT
Traffic already IN the roundabout has right-of-way (RCW 46.61.202)
15-20 MPH MAX
SLOW DOWN before entering - speed kills in roundabouts
CHECK CROSSWALKS
Students cross without looking - YOU must watch for them
📋 Step-by-Step EHS Roundabout Navigation:
- 1. SLOW to 15-20 mph as you approach
- 2. CHECK left for circulating traffic
- 3. SCAN both crosswalks for pedestrians
- 4. YIELD to ALL traffic already in roundabout
- 5. ENTER when safe gap appears
- 6. SIGNAL right when exiting
- 7. WATCH for pedestrians at exit crosswalk
🚨 EHS Roundabout -
✅ Correct Decision! ❌ Dangerous Choice!
Your Choice:
Explanation:
📝 Final Quiz: EHS Roundabout at Semanski & Warner
According to Washington State law (RCW 46.61.202), when approaching the EHS roundabout during morning rush, who has the right-of-way?
✅ CORRECT! Traffic in the roundabout ALWAYS has right-of-way. ❌ WRONG! The correct answer is B - traffic already in the roundabout has right-of-way per RCW 46.61.202.
🌟 LEGENDARY Roundabout Expert! 🏆 Roundabout Master! ⚠️ Good Progress - Review the Rules ❌ Need More Practice - Lives Depend on This!
Final Score: points
🏅 Achievements Unlocked
🚨 Remember at EHS Roundabout:
- • ALWAYS yield to traffic already circulating
- • Maximum speed: 15-20 mph
- • Check ALL crosswalks for students
- • Signal right when exiting
- • Never stop IN the roundabout
📊 Your Performance:
- • Morning Bell:
- • Lunch Rush:
- • After School:
- • Legal Knowledge:
💡 Real Student Experience:
"I used to race through the roundabout trying to beat the bell. Then I saw a crash happen right in front of me - two students both thought they had right-of-way. Now I always slow down, yield to the left, and arrive alive. Being 30 seconds late is better than never making it at all." - Sarah, EHS Junior